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A short-sleeve button-up from Reyn Spooner's archive, reviving a 1968 Lahaina Sailor print that carries the hibiscus, nene goose, kukui and the Hawaiian state flag. It is cut in Spooner Kloth, a 55% cotton, 45% polyester blend that resists wrinkles and washes cold. The button-down collar, print-matched left chest pocket and reverse print give it a tidy, deliberate look. Owners call the fabric soft and breathable and the workmanship strong; the main friction is sizing, which runs small for some, so check the fit before you commit.
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Lowest price we've seen: $128.00 on Nov 3 at Reyn Spooner. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
Buyers praise the heritage print, the quality of the workmanship and the soft, breathable Spooner Kloth. Most find the fit comfortable, though sizing is the recurring complaint, with some needing to size up. A few consider it expensive for a casual shirt.
This short-sleeve button-up shirt features the Lahaina Sailor print from the Reyn Spooner Archive, which debuted in 1968. The print shows the Hawaiian state flower (hibiscus), the state bird (nene goose), the state tree (kukui, or candlenut) and the Hawaiian state flag. It is printed in reverse. The shirt was designed in Hawaii.
The shirt is made of Spooner Kloth, a blend of 55% cotton and 45% polyester. It has a button-down collar and a left chest pocket with a matching print. The fabric is wrinkle free.
The classic fit has a little extra room through the chest and body, with a side vent and a back box pleat. The cut is trimmer than a traditional aloha shirt. A rounded shirttail gives it a contemporary look when worn untucked.